MERV 13 Air Filters - Superior Air Filtration
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Our MERV 13 filters are truly top-tier products, delivering exceptional performance in residential air filtration. Here's why they're the best of the best:
Superior Allergen Control: MERV 13 filters capture common allergens like pollen, dust, and pet dander, ensuring fresher, cleaner air. They even trap lint, mold, and dust mites!
Combat Smoke and Auto Emissions: MERV 13 filters excel at eliminating smoke and smog from auto emissions, promoting a healthier indoor environment.
Defend Against Bacteria and Viruses: These filters capture the tiniest of particles, including bacteria and virus carriers. They even trap spray from coughs and sneezes, making these filters a powerful ally when it comes to your health and wellbeing.
Upgrade to MERV 13 filters today for unparalleled air quality and a healthier home. Choose excellence; choose MERV 13.
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When you are serious about clean air, upgrade to a MERV 13 filter. Your HVAC will be more efficient and your lungs will enjoy the cleaner indoor air.
MERV 13 filters have superior filtration capabilities, which capture a wide range of airborne particles, including allergens like pollen, dust, smoke, and pet dander. But they even trap most bacteria, and even virus carrying particles to ensure that the air in your home is clean and safe.
During this wildfire season, protect your lungs with a MERV 13 air filter. Wildfires significantly deteriorate air quality, posing serious health risks. The smoke from wildfires contains a complex mixture of gases and fine particles that can penetrate deep into the lungs and even enter the bloodstream.
Invest in MERV 13 filters to provide your family with the highest level of protection and peace of mind.
The higher the MERV rating, the smaller the particles that a filter can trap.
MERV 13 air filters can trap small particles such as bacteria, tobacco smoke, and burning wood; particles that fall into the .03 to 1.0 micron group.
When you get up to a MERV 13 air filter, you’re at the top of the range for household filters.
While you can still choose to use a higher rated filter in your home, when you cross over to MERV 14 rated filters and above, you enter a category of filters used in most hospitals.
If your goal is to have the best air quality possible, consider a MERV 13 or higher rated air and furnace filter.
However, if you don’t need the power of a MERV 13 filter, there are cheaper options. In addition to the higher cost of a MERV 13 air filter, you may also need to change it more often. Since it can trap more particles, it may reach capacity sooner.
Yes, MERV 13 air filters can trap small particles such as mold spores and other micro allergens that are one millimeter or larger.
MERV 13 filters can be used for residential and commercial spaces. They can also be used in medical facilities.
Designed to deliver better air quality, MERV 13 air filters can trap mold spores and other allergens that are 1 millimeter or larger. This can result in health advantages as well as a healthier HVAC system.
To continue the trend of a healthy HVAC system, you’ll want to change your MERV 13 air filter on a regular basis. Since you don’t see your HVAC filter and may not notice signs that replacement is near, you may want to set reminders to help you remember to change the filter regularly.
Recommendations for how often to replace a MERV 13 air filter can vary.
The frequency is especially dependent on how often you run your HVAC system.
The more your HVAC system runs, the more frequently you’ll need to change your filter.
In addition, the environment can impact how often your air filter requires replacement.
For example if the environment is smokey or you have pets that shed or have loose dander, you will likely need to change your filter more often. Allowing your air filter to remain in use while dirty can reduce the quality of air you breath and cause your HVAC system to work harder.
Overall, most can use the recommendation to change an air filter every 3-6 months.
To determine what’s appropriate for you and your space, check your air filter on a regular basis to see what it looks like. This can be very telling, expert or not.